Two truths and a lie

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1. I have a pair of "concert" shoes that I've worn to every concert since I was 14 (like 50 shows?). I only wear them to concerts, so they haven't worn out yet. They are classic, black Converse One Stars.

2. I have a pair of my grandmother's stilettos from when she was a fashion model in the 60s. I would never wear them. (Breaks neck). (Neck repair service required).

3. I have a pair of doc martens which I wear when I want to feel tough (lol, like that's really very frequent).

...1???? They all sound true to me..

I sense that it's #2 for Isabella.

2 for feels
Go for the noodles. I love noodles and you only live once!!

Mine is indeed 2. My grandmother did have extravagant clothes and stilettos, but I only kept a copper suede mini skirt and some of her jewellery.

* All necks are now safe *

To be honest, Westerns tend to have really good scripts for some reason.

I used to really like Bonanza. I got really into the Cartwrights for a while. I like Hoss because he was the most earnest and simple Cartwright---and he knew how to be a gentleman to the ladies in his sort of rough-hewn way.

1. I used to identify with Danny Partridge because he was around my age (in real life, he was about 1 1/2 years older than me).

2. I used to identify with Bobby Brady because he was around my age (in real life, Bobby was about my age).

3. I really wanted to be Hoss Cartwright.

3 because I think Danny and Bobby were the same age (I just can't remember if they were broadcast at the same time).

You probably want to be Hoss though. idk.

(You're right, Westerns aren't bad if there is a house. I don't like the ones where they are only riding).

Kortie 2? Not Bobby Brady surely! Danny Partridge was cool and Hoss was a great dude.

Isabella is right in choosing my salad lie.

1. My great grandparents were furriers and

2. My grandmother had a collection of fur coats that were awesome

3. My first job was at a furriers

4. I hate the feel of fur

Sorry had to do 4

OMG feels. We have so much in common.

2 is your lie.

Yay, noodles!


1. My great grandfather was an Engineer in WW1. He built the train tracks and bridges.


2. My great grandmother's sister married a furrier, and she became stinking rich before (possibly) killing her husband. LOL. Family folklore. Who knows.

3. My great grandfather and his brother have their names engraved on a WW1 cenotaph near my home.

#4 for Feel.

My lie is #2. I never liked Bobby Brady. I thought he was sort of a whiny kid. Bobby was supposed to be younger than me---but he was actually my age.

I didn't like the other Cartwright brothers. I thought they were sort of pretentious. The father was pretty good, though.

I sense that the Lie for Isabella is #2.

2 is actually true for me (No confirmation that she killed him, and she wasn't a direct relative, so please don't hold it against me...) .

1 and 3 are true
I've had so many male engineers in my family, it's uncanny!

Hoss sounds like a good guy. I'll have to check him out sometime.


OOPS lol therefore I forgot to lie. Shame on me for having a stalwart character.

No 4 is my lie... I looooove fur. When I was at my first job, before I had learned that there was a thing called a fetish, and in a COMPLETELY non-sexual way I wanted to make fur underpants. OMG LOL with the fur on the inside... I was such an innocent. I used to steal little offcuts of fur, scraps and keep them to hold in bed. AGAIN completely non-sexual just in case any of you are thinking thoughts...

My G-grandparents were German, just in case we are connected LOL

1. One of my uncles was a US soldier (corporal?) in Vietnam

2. One of my uncles was terrified of mice

3. One of my uncles wrote a book about God

4. One of my uncles looked like Kris Kristofferson